Fear of being overthrown, secret meetings between Arab and British royal families: Report

During the Arab Spring in 2011, the royal families of the Arab countries held 200 secret meetings with the British royal family in order to devise a strategy to avoid public protests in the Arab countries.

The website Declassified UK reports that, in the last ten years, every fortnight, Arab royal families met with the British royal family. Bahrain’s royal family held the most meetings, followed by Saudi Arabia’s Al Saud family.

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Most meetings were arranged by the British government. Along with the British royal family, British ministers also held regular meetings with Arab royal families. According to the report, most of the meetings with the British royal family were attended by members of the Arab royal family who were accused of serious human rights violations.

Most meetings were held with Nasir bin Hamad al-Khalifa, the son of the King of Bahrain, who was accused of being involved in violence against Democrats. He had several meetings with the British government and the British royal family. Most of these meetings took place at the British Queen’s Royal Palace in Windsor.

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According to a report released by Declassified UK, documents show that at least six times, when pro-democracy protesters accused the British royal family of supporting Arab kings, they were officially tortured. In order to save their kingdom, the Arab royal families arrested many democratic leaders and tortured their families.

Khalfan al-Badawi, a pro-democracy leader in Oman, said that in 2012, Sultan Qaboos bin Saeed sent a special gift of special breeds of horses to London for the Diamond Jubilee of Queen Elizabeth II. When he mentioned this during the protests, not only him but also many of his family members were arrested and severely tortured by the security forces of Oman.

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According to the report, in 2011, 1.4 million has been spent on British royal family trips to the Middle East since 2011. According to the report, the amount could be higher as the British royal family is exempted from spending less than 10,000 pounds.

The report revealed that on the death of Sultan Qaboos of Oman, Prince Charles’ visit to Oman cost 210,000 pounds.

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Details of Arab royal family meetings with the British royal family are still a secret, according to the website Declassified UK. The archives of the British royal family are kept secret. British government files are also unaware of the details of these meetings.

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